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KC Armstrong on Howard Stern Vol 1

For banned compilations - https://rumble.com/user/MyMilkCratez Cash.App/$milkcratemarauder Venmo.com/u/milkcratemarauder PayPal.Me/milkcratemarauder Backup Channel -    / @mymilkcratez   Timestamp 1. 00:00 - MCM Intro / Not So Happy New Year 2. 00:34 - KC the new intern stepped in for Stuttering John at a Marv Albert Presss Conference / KC works for Joe Mama 3. 14:48 - MCM / A kind word from The Sheik 4. 15:07 - A chimp is smarter than KC 5. 40:44 - MCM / Don't get Macho with The Sheik 6. 41:22 - This pretty motherf*cker wants some color / KC's a f*g 7. 01:10:07 - MCM / When Mike "don't like" 8. 01:10:36 - A lady comes into the studio from St. Louis to prove KCs not gay / KC was a catcher in college / Studying for his forthcoming lie detector test 9. 01:41:23 - MCM / Outro ------------------------------------------------------------- Kyle Casey "K. C." Armstrong (born July 17, 1975), who grew up in nearby Suffolk County, New York, had been a college football player. He began working on the show as an intern in 1997 and later became associate producer from 1998 to 2004.[32][33] In a 2005 interview, Armstrong revealed that he had been fired from the show by WXRK general manager Tom Chiusano for lapsing back into drug use after spending time in rehab.[34] Armstrong was needled by Stern for his good looks and athletic body. Some show staffers, jealous of his appearance, speculated that if he is that good-looking, he must be gay. Armstrong eventually moved to California, where he tried to start a career in acting. He released a comedy DVD called Die Laughing. He has acted in three movies, Death4Told, Grace and the Storm, and Secret War, and appears on the comedy DVD series Meet the Creeps. KC Armstrong, former cast member of the Howard Stern Show, has done a 180 degree turn with his life. He is now the proud owner of WMAP Radio, a station dedicated to inspiring and celebrating the triumph of human spirit over adversity. He interviews people who have faced incredible hardships only to become a greater version of themselves in the process, sharing their stories from the first person perspective.